I still wake up in a cold sweat after having dreamt about Vice City's Demolition Man mission to this day. Yes, all three games had terrific characters and missions that have stuck with us for almost two decades. What I don't want to discover when I fire up a much smoother-looking version of San Andreas for the first time is the list of cheat codes I will have dusted off for the first time since 2005 has been rendered obsolete.

Cassidy's confederate flag has understandably been removed from the Definitive Edition, and it's likely players will discover other little details like that once we actually get a chance to play the games. RELATED: GTA 2 Is The Weirdest Grand Theft AutoThe trilogy's stories, missions, and backdrops will presumably remain the same. All of this is great, but how about less on what's new to the 15 to 20-year-old games we can't wait to play again, and more on what will remain unchanged? The trilogy's controls will be the same as GTA 5's, and you'll also be able to place waypoints as you can in newer GTA games. Game devs have learned a lot since the PS2 era. The remastered games won't just look better, they will feel and play better too. The trailer for the collection and screenshots comparing it to the original games look pretty great too - although it does seem some people still aren't happy with how good Liberty City is going to look in 2021. Better yet, it will be releasing the games as a collection on multiple platforms before the end of 2021. Rockstar has remastered GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas.

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